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This one hails from Kagawa Prefecture, on Shikoku Island. This is by no means typical coloration. It belongs to Mr. Toshisada Yamazaki.

(Message edited by TJ on February 16, 2006)
 
The link at caudat org doesn't work anymore Tim. I find this a beautifull animal. I will try to post one of my Kii Pensinsula animals : they come pretty close to this one , but more orange then red (they were CB). Now that they are adult it seems I have a couple (Yeahh!)
 
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